The Sun. — London, England, 1808-08-10 00:00:00

/ ..8c UMBER PROP.BRTY DUTY on DIVIDENDS, pqyable in the Years'' . • . xSo3, 18 0 4, 18 a5 . r ...ftppglr;ng; 7 :otwil4standing • the .i.VOlices repecAt— . idly seat or made to the rarties entitled to Dividends of Stook,: • Payable at the Bank of England, SoUth : Sea House, and Bilst'i in4ia Howe, reApeßively, Aufro bare not paid the Day on rho 1 ,r4nTO 1.4,r theyearsabove mentioned, that pefoneigt has- not in many ..,..nrtances'bcen made 'Orthe said Duty, whereby those Parties-lave incurred -ii.tious 'Penalties, i 6 be4 - ecovercd-by neflion or stn-chargei• , and the Commiszioners for the special purii. , oses of the Prbi crty 01, being wai r illiCti 'to allow further' time, for such payments, A-rely giVe Itiotice,: • that the Dritie! fayabley;z Pivtl.lenc!! of rocs Stock afT2 A'tih:lloeS.l9l- thoseyeari - are:dir?Ft e d to be paid i nto and the Cc4ific:zier, , of such payments.:, Ising:lodged ‘lt:rhe: !Vice of the coNnti.stiprer, f ,at : the Old Stack * .Exchange, t:he Parties making payn:ent_therco,r,will be, discharg. ed in the 13cloks of the rerpeolj e Clntnissie , ;:er.tatilt!. atut upset .yoeT foth day,o • looober ne x t, but that . 4 11:-Perfons . _ who r.egk k l: to rake spch ?a .. .yenent t:n or belcrf.l.4lt. d4",14i1l be pr o c ecute d 411..unua7 , -eci.i, and steps a'-e oaki, , g Jr "ringing 1. - -tefarlt)q, t rl.nr9 ebqrge 1 4 r 1 ,6 4 Dcz , * Dn o, -atbr•4l , -.:11 nat have piithizbe , • .Duty fir tfrycarsabovv-nrenti(v7eet,' on or 4eftrettbe said • leah'ilsa..y ‘:f °Haber nexi, - 7.after which ~,y .theOffice of th-Old tiungc be closed. • - By Order of the &MI.-4 *WINTER. • Offic.e for Taxes; A u g. 1,. 1308 . • • This Day were published., handsomely printed in den.ty,4to.:witt4 a . i fine,Portrait of Sir Philip Sidney, 'beLu . tiftilry engraved by c.:Wao-en, price tl i'sl boards,' • ' • MEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of Sir PHIL.IP Si'DNEtY. " Nor love thy life, nor hate: but what thou liv'tt, •“ I Live well : tow long or short, permit to Htaven " -.13:y - TfiQMAS ZOUCT-I,• Nizr.rorr. Prebendary of Durham. • London Printed f or I.M awman, Poultry ; and T. P ayne ; : Pall-Malt ; and wil son and Sou, Thr • SCOTT'S ETI CAL WORKS, in'Quarto. This Da.' were published, Elegantly printed by Baliantyne, on Superfine Wove Paper, and Hot -pressed, the Eighth Edition, price zi. it/ boards, of H !TE .LAY Ok" THE LAST NuNsTREL,- with Ballzds and Lyrical Pieces. 'By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. • • A few Copies are printed on fine paper, price 31: 13s. 6d.• , boards This Volume, with Marmion, forms the whole of Ifr.'Scott's Poetie:ll Works. : Illustrations of the Lay.of the Last Minstrel, conSiSting of Twelve Views.of-ti F:Rivers Bothwiek, Ettrick, Yarrow,. T',viot, and Tweed. Engraved by lames Heath, R. A. from .DraWings, taken on' the Spot; by 1 C. Schetky, Esq. of tC.)xlorsl. To' which are affixed, Descriptions and Annot,N. tioll4, by 11 , 1 T„ Scott. 1111 - Voi. .4to. price 11. tis. 6d-. or lan.te paper, and pioof impressions ; price zi. I zs. 6d. boards. Pratted for Longman, Hurst, Rees,. and Orme, Paternos ter.row; and A. Constable'and Co. Edinburgh.., . This pay vverc published, 1 4 11 'rrit'S and P, (eonta::lng :1).4.. Peerage of Engl a nd) ", .'ivith the A rms neat l y engravers on. Wood, price t6s. •in b eak's, of • BIOGRAPHICAL PEERAGE of the EM FIRE of GREAT BRITAIN: in which are • Me: inoirs and Charaders of the Most celebrated Persians of each • Printed for 1. Johnson, J. Nichols and Son, R. Faulder and Son, R. Baldwin, T. Payne, G. Robinson, Wilkie and Itobinson, SCatcherd arid Letterman, Otridge'and Son, W. lowndes. Clarke and. Son, f. Walker, R. Lea, 1., White, teriginart, Furst, Rees, and. Orme, Cadell and Davies, 1. lytawman, awl J. Booker. In the Press,' and in a state of considerable forWardness, Volumes 111. and IV. oontaining the- Peerage of Scotland and Ireland ; also ii. New Edition of Collins's, Peerage of England, .with very considerable Alterations and Improve-, Inents, and hrouxht down to the present time.' By Samuel Egerton 13rydgesi.Esq. MY' AND NAVY M EQUIPAGE. 1 1, 'HE -PATENTA CAP BEDSTEADS, :Furni ..j. ture;Mattrasses, and Beddirig complete, aro veiy•resped-- fully re cobninended to Gentlemen, as being the most_portable and - supe r i or to any others - made in London ; Marquees, Co Tables and Chairs, Cots, Sofa Bed s , an d on improved principl e s ; S ea Chairs, for on Bbard Ship ; Mu squ i tto Net Furniture, and Patent 13rass.:screw Bedsteads, lormEast And West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at MORG KAN and SANDES's Patent 13 ecistead Itlanutadoryand Ware-Rooms, Morgan - N os. 10. and Catherine- street , Strand. and Sanders's New-invented' Imperial Dining 'iabler, allowed to be the most complete and Elegant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very p6itable, packing in a Bost bin ten Inches deep. N. 13. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Wax- THE REV. MR, 13ARCLA1"s PATENT ANTII3ILI-. OUS PILLS. IT was a rstmark of the celebrated Dr. Buchan -IL Author of the Domestic Medicine, that complaints of the Stomach and. Bowels are the prevailing Malady -of this Country, Which lay the foundation et: the more formidable and fatal Diseases ; that the person who could discover tor .tire relict and-cure-a safe and infallible remedy would per. lai f in a most important service to society. That atiscovery has now been made in the Patent Antibilious Villa of the Rce, William narclay, the extensive sale of which, and the high estanation.lll which they are'ricservedly held, has considerably lessened 'the number of these complaints; anti bids lair, in a short time, to be the means of entirely. eradi tiqthCni: TheSe Pills have a quick and safe operation„ `"y ad powerfully and . specifically on the Bile,- and. thus ' e rnoYe the numerous clisOfrers connected, with it, ;Sick. Ileac-lAches Flatulence, Liver Complaints, laundiee, Ner vous Diso r de rs f rom Indigestion, . They; are the most *altlable "l'amily Medicine hitherto offitred to the Public, aria the Ploprietor .Is supported by the most respedable leViclerice of the first characters of the Nobility awl others,. ttlim they have never' been administered' o any person without ving certain and speedy relief, and in the end completing a Cure. This valuable Medicine', haVing been used with success, is rceoinnicuited by the following cliSanguished Personages The Right Hon, Viscount Dillon. The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells. Sir John Iluneywoutl, Barr, M.P. Tor 'lloniton. Sir Stephen Lushington Bart. M . .P: ter P enyn. Thomas Anson, Esq. q.P. for Litchfield. 'lames Arnyart, Esq. M.P. for Southampton. Nicholson Calvert; Esq. M.P. tor Hertford. E. din und BbehM, Esq. New-st feet, -Spring -Gardens. Thanias Flammeisley, Esq. P a li- M Of Ca G • 14 1 Dickes, 'Esti. Private S ecreuiry to the Archbishop nterbury- The hey. Mr. Dimock, Librarian to.the Archbishop, Solei Fores;er,Esq. M.P. tor Wentoelc: wholesale at retail by Mr. Butler, N0..4, aheap and r eta i l by. Mr. Kirby, .Statlbid-street, Old Bond-str si eet ;de; Ala.. Stratton, Leicester-square Bacon and Co. t oo, Ot- Countr ; ford -street ; and by all respeda/le Venders in Tow n an d A Caution. —Observe the name of William Barclay is en. graved on the Statrip, which is affixed, on the outside Wrap per of each box ; all nut so stamped are a dangerous Mai tat flue Ss. 6d. and kis, per box, with ample directions. P -- F -9 1 y , - 7 . :'.' . 1 ---: i - '-i )1... ! , „ ! .12,......4 t‘ t T • .DNESD,I i;' AU.GUsT' 1.808 . • . • - The SE . 1?AYo f D WIiJG over, and not t'/I:c. . E tit tlie•G RE:A. T CAPITALS started. • • of 20,000i:' 1 1 0-,0001. 2,0931. 4c., yet remain to be Disposedof.. - , . It(r.V. - ; 'August will be the Eighth Day of Dr ,w ,• .at Lott:7•Ty yviii finisb on Al R pclay nest. . E - rs . and'S A 1!: S - ( Warranted undra.wit) are on Sale at 411 , P4e, Licenced ,)ffices,in• Town and COqi tY; PAT,E.‘ll'l' : WO KM 1...01.ENG ES,. WORMS are the. rapst.frequat,spurces of tsynipithn's every Parent aad ttitrdiatt,ei.ltitiiren ! should be acquaintett,with. - .They oc ca:ion' Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the .Colour of the FJCe.: ErnitdatiA44-and irregular stitte'of the •430 , tvl s. attend.: - cc! after .with violent pains ; they bring on Convulsions.; they. aftekq groWthlciithe- and they. prose • fat;!, t.ty end ing in,a.Consuleti*Rn or lleray. ...Both as a. Prev...!or Itive and, ettreASYthe - 5e alatintritearnpliiiuts; the above excelleitt Mc dicir‘e-ls tiniyersidfy l pjliv,cdr on the.testimony Of the highest. Chataaers in this Country, both in rank and respectability ; to have'itocittaLll3theimpu3lic• appructcation; given 'to the Proprietor i h - otn. a ptersonal litiowledge of-its wouderful sue cthks WitiEVr stamp its merit beyofut corn vett fig.!, aryl gives a sandion •to it, z tio other' 'Medicine. iordticind ean HA I; , 'Parents', 'anti others who have the •lioultl4Save tiiis Rerntidy as,- a Falnily Me (*cute to resoil tu, tylieziev.er the Stomach or ..lowtls of Chil-, (kretraterraliwtayhtiturdtred;2l,vhieli it will always be found . to relieve-. - • .. • • SoicLlwtholesille atitrfetail, at Ching and Butter's", No. 4, Loncisw reraii by •Itiost,Cpuntry -. Y enders; iril3Ox'dS'at - 2s" 6d. each. . • ' ' itEINOVA. ED -lEALTH. , has been toci..freggetitly t4e isithjai. of just - and eenerai reprobadon, that men destitute of the elements of littdiiial art . ofii:red Or:ire:elves as candidates for pateertag‘'irttlje prt> fes skin rif;i? by sic r ` Fig the purpose. firda•efgjt ti l utYieresultofourstudiesandexperience,and -to-'hre*entfpierr , ,irntieing classed among those empiries whose Milner - lent pretensions have, unfit fithateJ y for society. been tbCO ftenutatikyvecei l vett; we tieg te - ave:tti submit to.the and enlighteneda faithful statement of our ; pursuits and ac- Tllferrittikt; - •' . ?ifterlia'ving received a regular Medical educa tion as the pupils of Messrs: .Grintied and Wizard, whose leclUtes and practice' We carefully attended, as profe l sori and surgtons of the; London •HOspital ;' we enteredourSlvesas • students in that justly celebrated sciaciol for medical acquire-.. ment;'the,Royal.Crillege,of Edinburgh', 'and -were.instrtiCted • in the different branches elanatoiey,stirgery„ theitAleory and ptiebee o f' cherrristry,imideirifery, botany, by . tliOse eritioctit professors, Drs. _Morin), Gregory, Black, Hamilton . ; Dll,llCail . and Rutherford. We trust we shall not bedeieried, preauitiptuoin., in saying that. ow' p tieicix y and acquirements are not irKotisiderable. Having ter a longseries, of years made Venereal Complaints, and the . 'various dikases of Debility, the particular, ebjeet °Lour studies.and.praCtice, It Will, We tiope'ibei . elloWed that We have aeqUired siiperior knowledge of . theit treatinent and, cure. lnslight and recent • ca5,t!..0 4 )1 - perfe"'d re-establishment is Completed in the shoti''peile:i of twodays ; - and in. those of the utmost in—. yeteraci, where other practitioners have, failed .of success, a proper perscvleancein our plan Of treatment ensti s res to the patient a sate and radical ciirc.. , . Atiiinst the' inearietiOlY",fariety of disorders Whieli are the elrets of a habit long and gloat Unhappily pursued ,by the Outlt'of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressirte.than ;hose deficiencies and debilities: which fre clueetly prevent or embitter the matrimonial state_ To such persons it must:beet consolation to know that' they may tiriwi: by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to quit greatest of all fitiman.ble;Sings; a strong; mainly, and vigor . qusconstitution. In all eases of debility, .from whatever cause a(rsirig';'ds Well as in - every species of venereal infeetiod, we may be consulted by patients* of either sex with the great zecrery ind'lion - Jur. Hews of conseltioniatiterue freer. ten to three, and from 6 in the tvening till toe - l'atients in the country are requested to state rho particu lars of theircase, age, and - generalbabit of living, &c. &c. in closing. :t remittance tot advice and medicines, w hen the same steal} be given, or sent tp any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may be added to account for medicines. C itl E. and Co. Surgeons, No. r„ 7, Hattori —garden. -trr Messrs: Curtie and Co. - haVe Certlticatef from the • above respectable Vrotessors of London and Edinbtugh, of the,diligence, hinianity; with which - they per formml-the .duties assigned them .during the time they at tended their. Leetiires and Praetioe. - - o T 7 1Airb R urgeop, No. q, New . . Bridge-street, LOndon. • • stn. • Edinburgh, .May z, zg oo . T N the Sin of 1794 1 was Afflided with. a pfg Yenercal c orn/1 1; 1 aq,, Which I treated with Militia -IL ence for five months ; but was then obliged- to apply to a regular Physician, who pat a temporary stop to the viru , lence of the . Disease' (by mercurial applications) for some time; 'but growing, in spite of all ireedicine and the advice of- the. first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse and worse for two years, I was reduced. to .a state •almost un paralleled and beyond description, being an entire leper, atid ulcerated froin• !Lead to foot. —M y head, throat, mouth, • nose , legs, arms, 4c. have been alternately, in danger of becoming useless; in short, I have had. from twerits , to thirty eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally de privedwould be voluminous to pirticula ce it to. say, there never was, or ever raze all q my f s i case gi will be, ono of a more dangerous, or of a more .compli eared nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined myself, beyond all hopes 'of recovery ; and, in: deed, in my then condition, death was prefe ra ble to my more than miserable state. In this dreadfhl situation did drag a • most miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in. my Way a Newspaper containing the case of a 'Mr. B. of Plyinouth-t-my friends read it, I could .not.—l sent and procured some of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, which, by using from time to time, am now, and have long been, (after more than four years indescribable distress), in as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitede to God, and in hopes of rendering my tellow-creature service, I request you to publish this ; and you may at airy time refer persons who wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or further para. allots*, tome or my friends, by. letter or person. As iew cases . for badness- %sill ever equal mine, and none exceed it, I have from experience every reason to assure Mankind, that in your LEAKE's PILLS they will tind sure, speed!, sate, and radical cure, fin that. Most' tread., ful stage of the Venereal Disease, which is tilled it 'C'ON IIRMEL LUES• TtiompsoN. • Insurmountable family reasons prevent making my name and address public ; but creditable persons really wanting information' may also be referred to me and my frirentis S. Clark, kain sa y-G ar d ens, ldi n b ittgh: . e repared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, I' . . Y 1,0 , Member of the R o y a l C o ll ege ' or 'Surgeons in London, at his house,. , No. a New Bridge-street, Where he-wiil give Advice yvithout a fee, to persons tak. • ing these Pills, and' will answer patients letters, if post. paid, on -the same 4erms, observing in all cases the most inviolable secrecy, no person's name or case having been mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Pro prietor, during the course or more than thirty-six years, that he has had the ciindueling of an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and. the. praeice arising therefrom. They are also sold by. his Appoint:nen:, ior the conve.' nierice of those living at etistance, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Glas gcn.v, to whom also , Mr. T. refers for his address; at rite Pertnincr's, No. 35,. St. Alhan's-smet, Pall-inall ;• ' Mr Robertson's Toy-shop, No. 533 , Oxford-street; .Mr. Dis borougt's No. 7, Eilsn-street-hill, nearly opposite the Mo nument ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. t, Union-roW, Little' Tower_hill ; Mi. Bull, Dame-street,• Dublin; and•by one' person in every considerable town in Great-ilritain and I reland,.in 'Boxes of only zs.. o d . eac h , sealed 'tin with full and plain directions, whereby persons 'or either Sex may oureltrer - tseiyeswith ease and'secrecy-. . B. Every • - .13c--x sold in, Great Br ita i n i s sealed. up with a Sturap, on .vihreh, by favour of - the . Commis sioncr-s,, is printed.,. at trie-tttamp-Office—" T. 'Taylor, go.. 6, New ilridge-streer," to imitate which is felony, and alrl'utfe,rs ..tio-countertots, Pam th,: LONDON VeIZ - ETTE,. - dug. g, 1808. 27 - incvici-Offia, Aug. 8;1803: Corps Qj RiTalEisineers. Second Lieutenant AIL.x. Brown to be First Lieutenant, DatC•l Aug. 1,..t508: . • Cdinmissions zigneu! ly:tht Lord 4.katqvant of thi Couniy - of Northumberland. Isaac Cookson, jun. Esq. to tie Deputy .LitttterFqt for New. - castle-woo-Tyne. Dateci , Uunt z 8- t . N2rantozl•erland-Reg_iment,ol Wm. Morrison; (;enr. to 'Acute - Ant: Dated Aug. t, ISOB. Frederick Lams<in, Gcnt. to be Ensign. Dated March 16,'1863.• johnloyce, be ditto. ' Dated June 28, 18a8. , . ArAyea'siie Associatd Potuhlecr ler fintly. Robert Clayton, Estb.,to be - Se9olid Major,: Dated July r, -ifieS, Benjamin Sursbie t :Eq. to be Captain Oaten Dec. 30, 1807. +`i in. Boyd, bsq.,to be ditto, Dated Ihily li rEot. Jonathan Hilton, Gent. to be first Lieutenant. Datea.De.,2, Cc. 7. eor G'eut. to be ditto., aa John ttobt:rtunt, t') be ditto. t - L.,1 ai)•-•vc. Wm. Anders o n, cent. to be ditto., Dated - • at: above: Writ. HeatOri; to- be' Second Lieutenant. Dated Dec. 30, . 0.07. Geori4e Stiatiforth, Gent. to b (rutty; I)ated 'as . atiore. ltalert'Marstl:, Gent. to be , ditto. Darcit es •shove. lionnterson Cliarniey, Gent. to . be ditto. Dated'irily i; itaB. Contnissions signed bj toe Lold,Lieutc?rant of tb4. county of Ayr. ist'ken'.. , nent'of:Ayribire:Ptlunt,er Apt:llj , John M'Conueti, Esq. to be Capiaini vice i'ark, ,resigned.. - Dated. july • .! 3d ilatudi,o/i, z.i Rigitnent of 'Ayrshire Volunteer fefantty. Hugh M'Wbinnie, to be Q,uarter-Master, vice Reid, resigued. o.ate4 25, Bros.. • " . . . , . Contnii.f.sivn4 ,signed by the Lord Lieutenant cf the Coitrqy 'of . `lincoin. . . - Sif , :by and Burgh Volunteer injantv.' Ott. Parish; E 54.10 be Major. Dated lel) 3-.., 180§, T. Payne, Esq. to be Captain. Dated ai . atx..Nt, - jutiftqask i . Gent-. to bi,-;*Lieuteliant. Datth.l . aS above, Thos.. Young, (.;;:nt. to be Ens4l,n. Dated:as above. 4 Itoincastli Volunteer Infant y, B L enjAtoin •to be Itlajor-Coinmanr!ant. Dated jute 30, ClittielOW, Es 4; to IJ44keu as atwve. B/INKRUPTS. Joseph Oldham,' otMelt on, Si tfolk., - dniper and grocer, aci. sutitudee Aug. as, 24, and Sept. 20, at eleven, at the .White Hart, Wickham. Market, Sulrolk. Mr, Wood,Woodbridge ; or M'essrs.ilierry and lantes, Llucklei;- - bury, London, lames Pearce, of Paternoster-row, Londoi), scrivener, Aug. and%Sept-.....20, at ten, "Attorntes, Mi..ssis. Wharton and Dyke, LainlYs-buildings, Temple. Thorp.ta Kem u now'oi lateor Wool X idli; Kent,' tavern keeikr, .Aug. i 6, 27, and Sept. 20, at ten, at gundliall,- , London_ twines, Messrs,:A.. , and .I..7.Westou, Fen - Lliutet:'=Sttect. " John ry ali , of Matlboroligh.court, Carnaby-marketi MM..; (11. , 5ex., victualler, .Aug. ai l eljreii, 7,3, at ref); and Sept.. at elev.:o, at, guildhall. Attorney, iSitetWood,, Cusleioil4uurt, Br'oiel.sttee.A. johtt - I'lionipson, Mitheiletiter,cotton-thahuta,Cturcr, • 13; 2.7, anti: 2,o,itt frio, ai•cht: iiti4,c.:W:atef Arms Inn, aud hens; 4 . -y, i•Ziercf:K..ters. •• • • • Chal,e, Meats, of Stockport, Cheshire, checseinonger,./Ing. 24. z 7, and 'as); ut.tirree, at the Swam 1)(41, Attoinies, Mr. Huxley, "I emple, 'Loudon ; or Mr. Stockpur .„ ; ' • • John 'Pennant, Tate of Manchester, butcher, Aug. z 6, 27, and Sept, zo, at teh,..at.ttte. Golden t Lich: 11114+ Mauchi.lsier.' Atforitiey, r. Edge,'Manciiester. Samuel Lrurnet, now or l4te of,Birkeushaw, Bintal, York.: • isture,.: carpet. tuatiUt4turer, gePt.' o, 7, 11(1 - 23, at el ev at the Coopers' Aral's, Halifax. Atteruies, Mr. Wig:es .wortit, ray's.-Inii-faue, --•Lohtion ; or Messrs. Wrgi , .z,- worth and 'chomp:oh, Halifax. Isa'ac Gear, of o,ht Gravel-lane, St. George, Middlesex, Aug. 24,23,unn Sept. 20, at teu, Guildhal l. Altorny, Cierneht, ftaveliffe-bigh-way. PR ICA OF STOCKS • YESI 111dia . StOtk, udta Is9lltl.S, 4S. SS. pr. Etchequ4r Ittits.3. 6s. pr. ()annum, Imperial,; per Cent. t)ittu Ann. Cons. for istlt ir,:;t. 67 Bank Stock, 2434 ,Nave sper Ccait 987,-4 Irish 5 per Ceti:. 4 pet .cut. b4 4 ii ; per Ceut. 1t'..!u•68 ;,per Cent. Coq. b 7 6 t Ann, tii ikitaltai HIGH ,W AT E AT LONDON BR' DO E TO-NIOR. RQW. Morning., 49 inlti," 4: (..".ftmlooir, 7 tY)11). atter 5. J? J LCJAEZVDS. Aug. 3t. john Walleus, the younger, late of Oldswinfori.L. ~ Worces44 - *Mrci.vie.tUaller, at eiCYCir ) : at 111:: Stotirpoit Inn, Stourport. Dec. 6. Robert , Collier of NeW./30ad , street, - Middlesex, Mc..rehant, at one, at Guildhall : . Ott.,zz. l Ahralutut tier/Hugs, . late of Duke-street, St. lames% Midaiesex, merchant, at twelve, at 6 inidliatl.. Sept. 8. John Barnes, late of N6vporr, ' , lite of 'Wight, nouse.carpenter, ar three, at the Son Inn, Newport. Aug. 3t. Ann Christopher, now or late of El.ikeuown, Kid. demi:aster, Worcestershire, irori-mantliacturcr, at rievcii, at_the Stourforr .inn, Stourimt. Aug: so. Moses Agar, late 01 Aiisiiii-ftiars, but then of the City Chainbers r London, sini.owner,:at eic‘eit, at.G.iild : hall. Sept. a. Edward Day, late of collingborne - tamer, arnine,:at•tor Black florscr inn, SatliDdiy. Sept. 10. Thomas Preston, ot Aldertnannary, London, ware ....bouseinan,,at ten, at (.;uildnail. Sept; 3. itilkn &ale, of Southamptou-street, Camberwell, niatheinancal•instiginent-Ittaker i at twelve, at Gutidttall, Lwidon.. . , CERTIFICATES. -.• . . • Aug. jo. William 13ci1, of Bristol, linen-diaper.. Edward Morrt*, of Caftirart ,Inikeefier., '- Samuel liarstiett, of Niallchester, leather. seller. Beritard RC:l6i, ut ity New City •ctiatrkkm3, London, ruer cliant. Richard. %V icksteed, late of Lontlon a .scrivener. loan 1 - aloch:r,'ldie ur Bernard-street, Kt,ssett-stiu.ire, dieNl, denier. Johnliattod, of ty nitric Cheshiie; titticher. Thomas it icx.anciei Beale, !att. of ISasingi . tall-stre , 2t, London, warehouSetnati. Guo,,;e Si,oi4oit, of Copthall-Cliambers, London, PART AWRSHIPS . DISSOLVZ.D. Thomas Dell and Thomas Pal - leer, of Alacciesfield, silk throwsieri, Adam • ChaLtvvick and Joseph Collier, of Manchester, spi - rituoos liquor-merchants. John Dixon .aant' Joseph Joseph, of Plymouth, slate-Mer chants. . • Joseph add Peter Ainsley, of Leman -street, Goodman's coid-iactors. • John Copeland,- sen. and John Copeland, jun.' of Amen Cor ner; NVl:Olesaie lea-dealerb. Jonatliau Buy and Mary Ann Smith, of Coventry, William Slatter and John Jackson, of Knightsbridgeo fiarni Lure-brokers. Henry Warner, jun.' and Ebenezer Warner, of Bristol and Bath, basket.m4lelS. Currey'anu Nathan , Robinson, of Fleet -street, fish mongers: It!' r,A, • • . - Nt ti .4 ) ei / • - , ,, , i;*:•pAL,Tl',. - z4 4 •6;• .. 1 ., • w.:*.,7•4Nv1ik?4.„4:- --, p, , tb, x ,,, a :r : , ie‘ 4‘ NT''" - .... 1. r*::,... 1 1,i, ... ",-. ;6;,.„: ....,, rSM, 4.!- ~,"./„...... ~,....__,...., .. P.'..-1•71i1 ~..., :40 ..-iiaii :., 1 ' 1i( 1 :'''' -- LPRI P E SIXPEIICE6 'WES FIND. s t-• AtArI'ELLIG ENCE. . . BAfiß DOES, "{t 3 t.L-,1: Very disagreeatile af-. fray happened - on 'Saturday tifterndon :it St. Ann's' which, - 'thd&gh• - drr:ktritingin a Iner,et.riviai &spite, had - nearly ::.langetous • consequences of in. ! - ' sabordivation. •It - appeors ii a soldier of the Ist West India Regiment I,Memployed thei'.vite of 01 , :e Oft - he Royal West !?.angers to wasli ' nen 'for him, a - tict a dispute arising be!Wcen tics n in the.paymenClor the washiiig, the - soldier of tl*af'• West Indm Regiment hecaine so abusi , . - e to the . man, as to indUee her ho hair t.) interfere ai d .. being indignant at hearin'g the unnrovoked . of the negro soldier to hi s w i f e ( ( an Ettropeatt); strtick the-fellow, who rt§ .. prompo returner!, .the blotv, and was in an iristant - supperted by a nu:iiber, of his comrades, Who manifested inclination ro . promote a fight between them, and otherwise ~-ery riotous dispoOtion. This ind - tie!-. , d the Barrack Guard; comp o?ed of the Ranz - ers, Ed :iiiterr fere, and they took boththe custodiri, but the soldiers of the West India 11.eintent becold, ing More chimorouS, and assembled. in d'great Went the length of-lotting the Guard, and rese..i . cd their Confrade, who had not . then reached the 'Guard House ; nor were' . the Rangers, who had the tw.i Men in cuStodi', arihed With 'their . muskets at thii time ; but upon Ciis some of them seized their lbcki the better to- preserve Subordination, where. Upda to number Of the Wzsf India soldiers irrimedE 7 tite...o- had 'recoilyse to theirs, . and sante : - :!::): - nighing ensued;':fil whi.-:1; several shots were by whibh two Of the Rangers Were Wounded, and rise of the West India'Regincent by the bayonet. .13e 7 sides these, .tf - nrifortntiate Pioneers;' entirely in nocent of the,atfray, arid employed - in.'the ',kitchen, were aka badly' wounded by Intisket-thtit. A con-, siderable sensation was.excitedin town when it ‘.rat3 heard - of; but - s'o promptly Were measures adopted by, the Officers of the Garrison, 'and, naplii!v, so im- mediate 'vas the' effea of the plesenee - of the totn. , . niander of the Fotbes; that the whole bnshiess had, subsided, and general - tranquillity was restored, fore it'Was known, except to a very few dual4..' We'tindersratil 'that - circtittistantial'itaterbents of . the • whole Have been laid before •. • Coinmatider`Of *the . i4orcbs, and that a military itz vestigation' - will.eonsequently take place. TO-TRE 'EDIT . Ott OF_ TtlE itt.)YAI;CA'ZETTr, . -- Heal-Quarters, Crays Pen, • •Sltt, • • •- .June d ; isoS. • The -public - Min& having-been much agitated by the_untintunate affair , witicri latelytoolt• i place at„Pcirt Augusta, in. a detaeliMent of atfout , filly recruits, of the 2d,West,Tudia• Regiment, at drill, near thirty of whom rushed out of the Fort with their arms during: the,time- the regiment was,at exercise, and, betote any stovebtild be. put. to them, killed their is ajor and Adjutant.; the circtimstanees - of which have been most closely and.minutqly investigated.by two Courti of 'lnquire, • and' by a Generld Court4lartial, befOre which- it haS been fully proved•that the whole of the unfortunate affair originated in a feWignoratit re; craits, and that upwards Aif. twenty of theni innocent of the Wtenve.: 7 To I.idiet, the apprel hension....as much :as possible, Lsend - :3iou, by. chit permision.olshis Excellency theCominander of the Forces, the sentence of the General Ceurt. , Martiai, wit h .the tconsequent. nrdetS - .1 hereon. • : I •have only to add,- that the Seten happy offenders were. shot, pursuant to the orders; and that the conduct of the 2d 'West-India Relzi ment was Atrialy correct :and revlitr at - the tion. - • W. To' GE., Capt. Adiag 1)q); Adj. -Uer.; EXTRACT FROM GRNEOL ORDERS, DATED. GRAYS , . .'„ PEN, JUNE 7, 108 At th 6 ,7 Ge'perai Court-. artial, - of which. Brigal dier-GetferdrWni..Balfour was President ; Which Was held rt •-• iittika on the ,304 b ult. a n cent in Lied. its, proceedings'Ulnil . the thir, inst. by adjournment ; Were tried the following prisoners Robtrt Hawn ker, I,lobert'YVren, Wm..Cashell, Hugh Dive ; iVini Minott, Johb Stotesberry Win. , (3i!man, Has zan, John Danger, and Thomas Moody, soldier;-oaf the 2d West:4'l( . l4i Regiment, charged ith tniog jointly and individually concerned in a mutiny winch took. place in .a party of recruits at drill at Fort - gusta, on. the morning of the 27th nit. And .cur ics~ kently assaulting M‘ijor John S. barley, their i',..; o r t v. mantling Olik-er; and Lieut. Thomas Ellis, aalnh . Adjutant of their Regiment, in the execution of their duiy, and wheregy, their lives were lost ; at the same General Court Martial were tried the following men, of tire' tn-g said regiment, al s o che4 with the .foregoing crime, ..and 'with desertion hunt their regiment, viz. Wm. Peele, John Tonge,Gvot Dalmar, James Stubbs, Wm.. Rossitern, and Harty Cope :--- , The,Court, having maturely I.veighed . evidence against the foregoing priyoners, with wh,tt they have separately offered in their defence d is.. of cipinion'ttat the said Robert HaWker, RObert Wm.' 'Cashel]; Hugh Dive, Wm. ;vli r tiott, John Stotesberry, Wm. Gilthan, Dar - dui Hagan, John, Danger, Wm. Peele, John Telnge, George Dalinur. 4 James Stubbs, Wm. RoSittern, and Hairy Cope, turd each arid all Of them are guilty of the crimeS wittiw hien they stand charged, being a breach of theArticit; of War, and do therefOre adjudge that eaclA and ad of them do surfer death ; but the COurt tit..ciutt,Th*Omaj . Moody for want of Sufficient evidence. * His 'Excellency the. Commander of the Forte,tazi4 pr&es of 016 toregoing S'entent'.d: The. prtsoitc.:":l . : John Danger ; Hugh Dive, Wm. - Minoit; batnel Hagan,' Peeler John TOnge, end Giorge mar ; vt , bose daring - Atroci ty is most.eonspicuO.s, meet their just and awful sentence', by being shot tct d ea th,-by t i Oily of The 2d • We - st-India in on the sands, outside of 'Fort-Augusta,' near where their 'C 14me, cis committed, in 'pv*e;tr-I , :e. the Gar t Y4l - t - tigqs t on n eid t PFE 10' 41 ' tr 01; a1: 1 4 :ran' Bed', Stopl Y ofi W 4 •